hello from australia :)

[Imbrium]

boo inconvenient stores don't seem to realize they're supposed to be slaves to ALL the bunnies, not just the ones in big cities!

 

[Nancy McClelland]

:inlove::hello

 

[Toady]

The next best bunny food we have in Australia is Barastoc Rabbit Pellets, with 21% fibre. It's not as good as Oxbow but better than a lot of other one's available here, it is mainly used for meat rabbits but have had no weight issues feeding it to my lot. I wish we had available some of the foods available in the US as they look a lot better than anything we have here but guess we have to live with what we can get.

 

[mims87]

cute what breed of lop is urs? what age was he neutered as i need to get mine done too hehe and poor thing no longer a man hehe

She is a Mini Lop & she just got neutered one day ago :tears2: Poor thing...She hasn't moved much in the last 24 hours..

 

[mims87]

cute what breed of lop is urs? what age was he neutered as i need to get mine done too hehe and poor thing no longer a man hehe

Oh woops had a blonde moment haha... Coco is 4 months old. The vet told me they can be neutered from four months onwards depending on size and health

 

[chorxley]

Hey!! So exciting there are so many Aussies on here! Im in NSW and only new as well. Marshmallow and Coco are sooo cute!

 

[stormy55]

Hi I am from SA I breed dwarf lops and your boy could possibly be a blue point he looks lovely <3

 

[bunny210809]

Hi I am from SA I breed dwarf lops and your boy could possibly be a blue point he looks lovely <3

his points arent perfect but he still is bootiful also will they get darker or not a link to colours would help hehe

also if i cant fine any of these in surrounding areas is it possible to give them something else to replace pellets:bambiandthumper

 

[bunny210809]

i thought u guys might want to see more of my bunny hehe

 

[Ilovemyrabbit]

Welcome meg!

Those pictures are cute!

 

[Imbrium]

his points arent perfect but he still is bootiful also will they get darker or not a link to colours would help hehe

also if i cant fine any of these in surrounding areas is it possible to give them something else to replace pellets:bambiandthumper

I would try to stick with having pellets in the diet with a growing rabbit (not necessarily unlimited, but some)... with an adult, a wide variety of veggies and grass hays can provide a good diet without needing to feed pellets. if you're interested in a pellet-free diet at some point, I recommend chatting up whitelop about it as she made that switch a while back.

 

[bunny210809]

I would try to stick with having pellets in the diet with a growing rabbit (not necessarily unlimited, but some)... with an adult, a wide variety of veggies and grass hays can provide a good diet without needing to feed pellets. if you're interested in a pellet-free diet at some point, I recommend chatting up whitelop about it as she made that switch a while back.

thanks for the advice i deff will when he is older so over 1yrs old im assuming

 

[Imbrium]

dwarf lops are a smaller breed, they're usually done growing by around 7 mos so somewhere around 7 mos to 1 year, you could start slowly cutting back on pellets and upping veggies until you have him on a pellet-free diet.

 

[Trixie]

I know I'm late in welcoming you and Marshmellow but welcome!

 

[Mybunnybella]

If you dont mind me asking, where'd you get the C&C cage materials from? Finding stuff in AUS is hard :/